Webinars

ADEC webinars include a live presentation over the telephone or VoIP (audio over the computer), with accompanying handouts online. They provide the educational value of a conference session, without the hassle and expense of travel. A live webinar also provides the opportunity to interact with the presenter during the question and answer period. Each ADEC webinar is worth 1.5 CE credits (unless otherwise specified).

Bring your entire team to the table and learn during the live presentation, for one low price.* Those participating with you at your location can also earn credit for viewing the webinar by purchasing credits for $25.

Can't make the regularly scheduled time? Purchase a webinar recording instead; watch and listen at a time that's convenient for you. You'll still earn continuing education credits with the recorded version.

* One registration is intended for one site-use only and cannot be shared outside of your location unless you have purchased an institutional subscription.

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Webinar RecordingsInstitutional SubscriptionsWebinar SponsorshipAccreditation InformationPurchasing Additional CE CreditsAccess your purchased recordings and evaluation quizzes in the My Online Learning portal.Please note:Access to your purchased content - webinars, conference sessions and Handbook of Thanatology Self Study course is beginning to be restored after the re-accreditation process. The accreditation process is still very much underway; however, we have approval to release access to the following content: 2017 webinar recordings, 2016 webinar recordings, 2016 conference recordings and the Handbook of Thanatology Self Study course. Access will be different than how you previously accessed the content. Content will not be customized in the My Online Portal. This will not affect your ability to access content you've previously purchased. It will change how and where you access your content.

Upcoming Webinars

Wednesday, February 14Traumatic Grief After Violent Dying

Presented by: Edward K (Ted) Rynearson, MD

Contemporary research indicates there are differences between the bereavement experiences of individuals grieving non-violent versus violent death losses. In fact, studies suggest that violent death can be particularly challenging for mourners on a variety of levels. Individuals bereaved by homicide, suicide, and fatal accident appear to face distinct challenges physically, psychologically, socially, and spiritually. Many experience shock and horror at the manner of death, a disruption of their assumptive world, traumatic dysregulation of their physiology, relational strain in their social network, an inability to make sense of the death, or a spiritual crisis as a result of the loss. There are a number of factors that may place survivors of violent loss at an increased risk for elevated levels of psychological distress as they struggle in accommodating. The lecture will discuss aspects of poor bereavement outcome in violent death survivors in the form of traumatic grief. More research and greater awareness is needed in relation to these unique and complicating aspects while mourning the sudden, violent death of a loved one. The objective of this lecture is to increase understanding on how this understudied and underserved population copes with the loss of a loved one to violent death while evaluating the clinical implications of high levels of psychological distress, and other factors facing survivors. Drawing on the lecturer’s ongoing research activities and extensive clinical experience with traumatic grief, this presentation will discuss theory, case examples and clinical principles illustrating the inherent differences found in unexpected, violent bereavement, and outline a manualized short term intervention (Restorative Retelling) shown to be particularly helpful in treating this population.

Learning Objectives: The objective of this lecture is to increase understanding on how this understudied and underserved population copes with the loss of a loved one to violent death while evaluating the clinical implications of high levels of psychological distress, and other factors facing survivors.

Available Webinar Recordings

ADEC's video library has recently undergone a re-accreditation to ensure content is relevant, applicable to your every-day work and approved by ADEC's continuing education provider. Content is available for viewing; however, some content remains in the final re-accreditation stage. As content receives final accreditation, it will be posted online. The content listed here is available for those who have permissions to view it under the My Online Learning page. [View accessible content here.

Webinar Pricing

To register for live upcoming webinars, click on that webinar's title above.(If you are unable to register online with a credit card, download a form to return by mail or fax.)

ADEC Member Price

Nonmember Price

Live Webinar Event

$35

$50

Live Webinar with Recording

$55

$70

Webinar Recording

$35

$50

Additional CE Credits

$25

$25

Full year Webinar Recording Library

$330

$480

Your registration fee for a live webinar includes one audio connection*, one PDF of the slide presentation (when provided by presenter), and one evaluation for continuing education credits. The member and nonmember price each include 1.5 CE credits for one participant. Additional participants in the webinar can purchase CE credits for an extra $25 each. Those participants will need to provide the registration code given to the primary registrant in order to receive credits. This number can be found in the primary registrant’s confirmation email.

* An unlimited number of people can listen along at one location.
But if others want to call in from a separate location, they must
purchase a webinar registration for themselves. You may not share your webinar login information.

Accreditation Information

Cancellation Policy

Cancellations will be accepted through end of business on the Monday immediately prior to each specific webinar. Registrants who cancel within that time will receive a refund, minus a $10 service fee. Cancellations received after that day will not be refunded.